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. 2018 May 8;2018:9315285. doi: 10.1155/2018/9315285

Table 3.

Frequencies, including percentages, of the objective oral health variables of the Parkinson's disease patients (PD) and the control subjects (control) and statistically significant group differences.

Variables PD Control Statistical test
All persons n=74 n=74
Number of persons with an edentulous maxilla 14 (18.9%) 14 (18.9%)
Number of persons with an edentulous maxilla and mandible 9 (12.2%) 9 (12.2%)
Number of persons with a soft tissue lesion 20 (27.0%) 18 (24.3%)
Number of complete maxillary removable dental prostheses 14 15
Number of complete mandibular removable dental prostheses 9 9
Number of partial maxillary removable dental prostheses 8 7
Number of partial mandibular removable dental prostheses 10 9

Dentate persons n=65 n=65
Mean number of teeth 21.2 22.5
Number of teeth with carious lesions 74 12 Mann–Whitney U test; U=1526.500, P ≤ 0.001
Number of teeth with restorations 466 518
Number of tooth root remnants 24 5 Mann–Whitney U test; U=1818.000, P < 0.022
Amount of biofilm and food (scores 2 and 3) 39 (60%) 20 (31%) χ (2) 2=18.127; P < 0.001
Mean number of posterior functional tooth units, including (implant-supported) single- and multiunit fixed dental prostheses 3.2 2.8